New Study Indicates The Simpsons Correctly Predicted Dolphins Could've Been Our Overlords

Suzanne Shultz, an evolutionary biologist over at the University of Manchester is the author of a recent study that says dolphins' social behavior is an aquatic version of human society. BUT, she goes on to write at one point that dolphins won't ever overtake humans, due to their lack of hands. 

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